Module 4 Flashcards

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Synonym
Alternative (n)

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Choice, option

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Opposite
Alternative (n)

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Duty, obligation

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Alternative as adverb

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Alternatively

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Alternative as verb

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To alternate

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Aware (adj)
meaning/ synonym

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Meaning: knowing or realizing something. Synonym: conscious

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Opposite
Aware (adj)

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Unaware, oblivious

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Meaning and synonym
Awareness (n)

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Synonym: knowledge
Meaning: state of consciousness

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Synonym
Relaxation (n)

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Recreation, rest

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Opposite
Relaxation (n)

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Extortion, labour

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Synonym
Sceptical/ skeptical (adj)

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Unbelieving, distrustful

Extra (meaning): having doubts that a claim or statement is true or that something will happen.

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Opposite
Sceptical/ skeptical (adj)

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Trustful, credulous

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Sceptical/skeptical as nouns

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Sceptic/skeptic (noun de persoon)

Scepticism/skepticism (noun het gevoel)

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Synonym
Moral (adj)

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Ethical, honourable

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Opposite
Moral (adj)

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Immoral, dishonourable

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Moral as a verb

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To moralize;
I moralize
You moralize
He/she/it moralizes
They moralize

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Moral as noun

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Morality

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Meaning/ synonym
Allocate (v)

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Synonym: assign, allow

Meaning: to give dinghy officially to somebody/something for a particular purpose.

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Opposite
Allocate (v)

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Misallocate, misuse

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Allocate (v) as a noun

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Synonym
Qualified (adj)

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Capable, competent

Extra (meaning): having the practical knowledge or skills to do something.

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Opposite
Qualified (adj)

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Unsuitable, unqualified

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Qualified (adj) as noun

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Qualifier (een persoon).
Qualification (een ding, geen persoon).

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Synonym
Motivate (v)

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Encourage, persuade, induce, move

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Opposite
Motivate (v)

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Discourage, dissuade

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Motivate (v) as nouns
Motivator (persoon die motivate). Motive (reden waarom iemand iets doet)
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Synonym Beneficial (adj)
Synonym: advantageous, favorable Extra (meaning): improving a situation, having a helpful or useful effect.
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Opposite Beneficial (adj)
Disadvantageous, damaging
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Beneficial (adj) as nouns
Beneficiary (persoon die profijt heeft/krijgt) Benefit (het profijt) Benefactor (persoon die profijt geeft /support geeft)
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Synonym Contempt (n)
Disdain, scorn
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Opposite Contempt (n)
Admiration, respect
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Contempt (n) as adjectives
Contemptuous ( someone is full of scorn) Contemptible (someone is worthy of scorn)
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Exhibitor (n) meaning
A person who exhibits his/her work. (Iemand die aandacht wilt trekken tot zijn of haar werkstuk of iets dergelijks.)
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Exhibitionist (n) meaning
Someone who exhibits something. (Iemand die iets waarneemt).
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Synonym Sensible (adj)
Rational
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Opposite Sensible (adj)
Illogical, irrational, senseless
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Synonym Hesitate (v)
Falter, waver
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Opposite Hesitate (v)
Continue
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Synonym Hesitance/ hesitancy (n)
Indecision
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Synonym Hesitance/ hesitancy (n)
Indecision
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Synonym Hesitation (n)
Reluctance
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Synonym Convey (v)
Communicate, give Meaning: to make ideas, feelings, etc. known to somebody
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Synonym Considerate (adj)
Attentive, thoughtful Meaning: always thinking of other people’s wishes and feelings.
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Opposite Considerate (adj)
Inconsiderate, heedless
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Synonym Conceited (adj)
Complacent, proud Meaning: having too much pride in yourself and feelings.